Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Income Grew More When It Grew More Equally


Note: The light blue is the average annual growth rate during the earlier time period, and the dark blue is the average annual growth rate during the later time period. For each pair of bars represents a different income quintile.

Source: Economic Policy Institute
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